Jake
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Originally posted by Robin
It's not something they choose to do TBH 
Why don't they just get over it like everyone else?
why dont people with Agoraphobia just go outside, why dont people with a fear of spiders stash a load of house spiders in their bed before they go to sleep? Shyness should actually be classed as a phobia. I bet you have phobias that you couldnt just "get over"
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Sam
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My biggest phobia is being nice to people. 
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ed
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Sounds like me up until the whole depression part Fuck shaving, ironing and going to work on time 
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danward
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Just crumble a few viagra in his coffee!
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Daimo B
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Originally posted by Marc
A lad at my new job has some serious issues! He comes in late every day, what makes it worse is that its flexi time and he still can't get here. He says he falls back to sleep and misses his bus! He can't sleep on a night and spends most of the night staring at the ceiling, he takes 1 hr for dinner and 30minutes of that is a snooze! Hes been to the doctors and was told to exercise more, makes sense! Hes never clean shaven, his shirt wasn't ironed yesterday and generally looks a mess! He keeps saying how he hates his life, job, has no money, coming to work would solve that! I was sat across from him this afternoon and it was depressing just looking at him at his desk! Said he didn't want to go home because of all the arguing, I was actually surprised to see him on Monday as I was convinced he was going to end it!
I feel for the bloke. HE's obviously got some real personnal issues he can't sort out by himself. In todays political correctness world though, who do you go to to help.
When your down and having a bad time, things like a clean shirt doesn't matter and you are happy just to make it through the day without getting more upset.
Guy sounds like he needs a mate to help him out.
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Beardo
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Registered: 19th Oct 04
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sounds like typical coke head to me. would bet money on it..
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Daimo B
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So how was he driven to being a coke head if life at home is too hard to bear.......... If you feel sick and miserable at the thought of going home, but couldn't move out?
How would you feel?
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Beardo
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possibly it just seems to hard to bear cos hes forever on a comedown? just a thought cos have seen a few people like it
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Marc
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He was in this morning, bang on 9:30 - The latest you can come in! His Mum had dragged him to work and he said she was having a go at him all the way there! He'd even had a shave! He was still a bit miserable, his face looked like a slapped arse! but got a bit chatty as the day went on.
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sunnyb
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Originally posted by Marc
A lad at my new job has some serious issues! He comes in late every day, what makes it worse is that its flexi time and he still can't get here. He says he falls back to sleep and misses his bus! He can't sleep on a night and spends most of the night staring at the ceiling, he takes 1 hr for dinner and 30minutes of that is a snooze! Hes been to the doctors and was told to exercise more, makes sense! Hes never clean shaven, his shirt wasn't ironed yesterday and generally looks a mess! He keeps saying how he hates his life, job, has no money, coming to work would solve that! I was sat across from him this afternoon and it was depressing just looking at him at his desk! Said he didn't want to go home because of all the arguing, I was actually surprised to see him on Monday as I was convinced he was going to end it!
he's gotta be a coke head
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JJ
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Registered: 20th Apr 00
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Originally posted by Marc
He was in this morning, bang on 9:30 - The latest you can come in! His Mum had dragged him to work and he said she was having a go at him all the way there! He'd even had a shave! He was still a bit miserable, his face looked like a slapped arse! but got a bit chatty as the day went on.
Why not try taking him out for a drink for a cruise in the motor... Hate seein people down like this, Have met a few in my time...
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Marc
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He was fairly chirpy today funnily enough. Said he'd had some Yakult which made him feel good LOL
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JJ
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Originally posted by Marc
He was fairly chirpy today funnily enough. Said he'd had some Yakult which made him feel good LOL
Indeed with its unique culture of "Lactobacillus casei Shirota" it would make anyone feel good.
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Natalie
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Originally posted by Marc
He was fairly chirpy today funnily enough. Said he'd had some Yakult which made him feel good LOL
PMSL at Yakult
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STEvieXE
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Registered: 21st Jan 03
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gd bacteria??
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pdwhelan
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So is this guy still alive or even have a job? 
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Marc
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From Yesterday:
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Originally posted by Marc
He was fairly chirpy today funnily enough. Said he'd had some Yakult which made him feel good LOL
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